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"We've lost a tremendous amount of money, not because of Columbus customers, but because bands won't play here," club owner Rick Cautela said. "And no band from Texas wants to play here."
The Houston band KING'S X, which played Nov. 12, was an exception, even though the band's singer, Doug Pinnick, was close to Abbott. [see full story for more]
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